IN TODAY’S NEWSLETTER:
- Federal judge denies Musk move to block OpenAI's shift to for-profit model
- Federal judge chooses not to sanction lawyer who admitted using AI in mistake-filled brief
- New malware exploits fake updates to steal data
Elon Musk met with members of the Senate DOGE caucus at the White House. (Getty Images)
MUSK'S MOVE BLOCKED: A California judge denied Elon Musk’s move to halt OpenAI’s efforts to convert it into a for-profit entity, saying in a ruling that the SpaceX and Tesla CEO hadn't met "the high burden required for a preliminary injunction."
'DOWNFALLS' OF AI: A federal judge has declined to impose sanctions on an attorney who submitted a brief that contained incorrect case citations and quotes generated by artificial intelligence.
DEFEND YOUR DATA: Windows has always been a favorite target for hackers, but it seems they have now figured out how to actively target Macs as well. We've seen an alarming rise in malware affecting Mac computers, stealing personal data and cryptocurrency.
Image of a Mac laptop (Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson)
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